The order of interest areas – gaze path and fixations for the entire duration of the exposure time

Static and dynamic areas of interest – where the look was kept longer (fixations) and where it went through

If a reaction to a given product is measured in a given context, the following is monitored:

Time needed for a customer to look at the product

How long a customer looking at the product

How many respondents viewed the a certain product

How many respondents reviewed the product again

How many times did the respondents look was fixed at the product

These measurements can measure a separate product or brand (or more) in a given context:

– In the actual space (on the shelf) – On visualizations (ads, photos and videos)

The results obtained are used to assess the visibility of the product / interior within the given context and how good its position is in relation to the design of the surrounding space and the competition.

Tools

We use two types of eye tracking tools:

1. Screen Based Eye tracking

This method is used for tracking eyeball movement on screen, while examining user experience and their perception of different content displayed on the screen, such as:

– Web design – Web shops – Photo and video content Storyboard

2. Eye tracking glasses

With eye tracking glasses we measure what the person sees in the real time while moving in the real space. We track the direction and speed of their gaze, we see what attracts their attention and what triggers action and decision making.

This tool allows us to literally see through other people’s eyes, with a detailed display of their movements and gaze points.

It is important to point out that the design of the product itself is largely dependent on the context in which it is set – the context can be highlighted in the best way or it can reduce his visibility and value. These measurements are used to optimize the design of the product itself as well as the design of the context in which it is placed.

A combination of neuromarketing tools

Combining different neuromarketing tools

Data obtained by Eye tracking measurements are never the only ones we use to make conclusions about specific content – data is always combined with measurements by different neuromarketing sensors.

Obtained results show:

How users respond subconsciously to individual parts of a specific marketing content

How they experience a certain marketing content as a whole

How is the above content compared to the competition

How much content is objectively good or bad according to subconscious human reactions

What could be specifically changed to make the content more successful

Eye tracking method is combined with the following neuromarketing tools: